Gunmetal Arcadia Zero

[h1] Actually not bad NES like game with plenty of exploration and platforming. Many different buildings to enter and dozens of enemies to beat up. Sell coins, diamonds, rubies and buy equipment upgrades. Higher jump, bigger satchels, better ground control and plenty of weapons and other things. Each level have its own boss at the end. Stages are different and have splitting parts, despite simple visuals it's solid 8-bit experience. One question remains unsolved, if original NES would be able to run such game... Nonetheless music is nice and you gonna like it so are the sounds. Turn on some CRT filters in options and you're set. Interesting and definitely not crap. [/h1]

[h1]Follow our [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36214917/]Curator Group for more reviews[/url][/h1] Gunmetal Arcadia Zero is an adventure platformer and plays similarly to Zelda II. If you enjoyed Zelda II, this is a fairly good twist on it, featuring a lot of the same combat mechanics, but with a much more forgiving in-game economy. It feels much more like an RPG than the average platformer, but the story still takes a back seat to the gameplay. Bosses are fairly underwhelming and tend to be the easiest parts of the game. The CRT graphical options are a great touch that can add a lot to the experience if you are playing for nostalgia purposes. It's clearly a game targeted towards fans of the 8-bit era, so it won't appeal to many people, but I would still recommend it to fans of this style of game. 7/10 [quote] Visit our [url=https://www.mmmreviews.com]website[/url] for more in-depth reviews and recommendations [/quote]

A short, straightforward platformer with responsive controls, in which an adventuresome city elf seeks to stop a mutant queen from birthing monsters. Nothing earth-shattering, but a great way to reopen my [b]pre-work game & tea series[/b]. Aside from tight jumping (your falls? your fault!), it is notable for a pretty dang magical CRT filter. (Actually a level-designed prequel to a roguelike, which I have but haven't played yet.)

Look, I'm sorry. I gave the game a chance, and that's all I'll give this game. I do like the "Win the Game" series from this same developer, much like some of the other reviewers here. I will also agree that this game isn't up to the same quality standards as his other works, and this is most certainly not worth the $6 price tag. It's missing some much-needed polish to make this fun to play, unlike something akin to Zelda 2, to which this game takes inspiration from. I do like Zelda 2, contrary to some, but this doesn't really fulfill the same things Zelda 2 does/did/aspired to be. I see the potential, but it is not utilized here. This does not make me want to purchase the full Gunmetal Arcadia, and I am rather disappointed in that. If the game felt more fun to play, or perhaps wasn't as uninspired, I might have a different outlook. I respect the developer for trying, but I would not recommend giving this a go. If you want to see what he can do, go play Super Win the Game. It's far superior by the same man, and your money is much better spent with that, than this.

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Gunmetal Arcadia Zero es un juego de plataformas con estética 8 bits, bastante entretenido pero con un nivel de calidad final que no se acerca a los mejores del género. Gráficamente pixelado, tiene una estética retro aceptable, pero con un acabado claramente mejorable. Las animaciones del inicio y del final del juego tienen un nivel bastante pobre. La banda sonora, sin embargo, es de lo mejor que nos ofrece este título. Nos recordará a juegos de otros tiempos. La jugabilidad es muy buena. En un principio nos costará hacernos con los controles del personaje, en especial por la poca precisión en los saltos, pero a lo largo de la aventura podremos obtener items que nos permitirán saltar más y de forma más precisa. La dificultad es ajustada y los ataques de los enemigos denotan cierta inteligencia. Sin duda, el aspecto más destacado de este juego. Quizás el verdadero reto, en cuanto a dificultad, será conseguir el logro de hacer un Speedrun en menos de 30min, pero tampoco se antoja una taréa extremadamente complicada. Por todo ello, porque denota una gran dedicación a pesar de su ausencia de calidad en algunos aspectos, es un juego recomendable para los amantes del género. NOTA: 7/10

I enjoyed this. It's a nice little Zelda 2 clone. I know there's only a couple people who actually like Zelda 2 but if you're one of those few, I think this is worth checking out.

[h1]5/10[/h1] This is certainly a game. It's not bad, but it's not really good either. I think I got this from a humble monthly bundle way back and never played it. Honestly, I wasn't really missing out on much. It's old and nostaligic-ish, but as someone who actually grew up with the games this is trying to emulate, it just doesn't really get what made those old games special. The game very much just uses the "idea" of the NES without any of the actual game design that went into those old NES games. I really wish there was a neutral option on Steam for games specifically like this one. There just isn't really anything to say about it. For me, looking at the price tag, I'm giving this a thumbs-down. It is just not worth the $6. There are longer, better, and more "NES accurate" games out there for less and even free. itch.io is a great place to find NES-like games for $1 or free with many of them being incredible experiences if you get one suited to your tastes.

Very good, but short. Gameplay is a lot like Castlevania Rondo of Blood. The art style and the cute fake CRT is solid as ever. So if you've liked Super Win the Game this will click too for sure.